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NPFL: Kwara United key duo ruled out of Ranchers Bees clash
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NPFL: Kwara United key duo ruled out of Ranchers Bees clash

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The duo of Ouattara Khalifat and Tosin Olawale have been ruled out of Kwara United’s Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, matchday seven clash against Ranchers Bees.

Khalifat and Olawale have been sidelined with injuries.

Kwara United technical adviser, Ashifat Suleiman is expected to make adjustments to his squad to cover for the injured duo.

The Harmony Boys will be hoping to return to winning ways after their last league defeat to Kun Khalifat.

Kwara United will lock horns with Ranchers Bees at the Rashidi Yekini Main Bowl of the George Innih Stadium Complex, Ilorin on Sunday (today).

The Ilorin-based club have garnered seven points from six matches this season.

NPFL: Kwara United key duo ruled out of Ranchers Bees clash

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